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Order the atoms involved in cellular respiration from most prevalent to least.(1 point)ResponsesH, O, CH, O, CH, C, OH, C, OO, H, CO, H, CC, H, O
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The most prevalent atoms involved in cellular respiration are carbon (C), hydrogen (H), and oxygen (O). Here is the order from most prevalent to least prevalent:
1. **C** (Carbon)
2. **H** (Hydrogen)
3. **O** (Oxygen)
In summary, the dominant atoms in cellular respiration are carbon, followed by hydrogen, and then oxygen. The combinations and structures involving these atoms (like glucose) will affect the specific amounts, but this is the general ranking based on prevalence in the process.
1. **C** (Carbon)
2. **H** (Hydrogen)
3. **O** (Oxygen)
In summary, the dominant atoms in cellular respiration are carbon, followed by hydrogen, and then oxygen. The combinations and structures involving these atoms (like glucose) will affect the specific amounts, but this is the general ranking based on prevalence in the process.